Bethlehem Town Council Faces Public Concerns Over Historic Preservation, Safety, and Lead Contamination

Overview: During a recent meeting of the Bethlehem Town Council, public comments and council discussions highlighted community concerns, including the preservation of historic districts, public safety, and lead contamination. Residents voiced their apprehensions about various issues impacting their neighborhoods, while council members deliberated on budget adjustments and safety initiatives.

North Hunterdon-Voorhees School Board Secures $6.5 Million Energy Grant for HVAC Upgrades

Overview: At the recent North Hunterdon-Voorhees Regional High School District Board of Education meeting, members discussed advancements in the district’s infrastructure, made possible by a $6.5 million New Jersey Clean Energy Grant. The grant funds were allocated for ventilation and energy efficiency improvements across the district, a development covered in detail by Katherine Blue, the school business administrator.

Bethlehem Town Council Faces Housing, Homelessness, and Utility Concerns Amid Public Outcry

Overview: The Bethlehem Town Council meeting focused on community issues, including housing insecurity, homelessness, and utility work disruptions. Residents voiced their frustrations and concerns, urging the council to take meaningful actions to address these matters.

Bethlehem Town Council Tackles Illegal Dirt Bikes and Homelessness in Meeting

Overview: The Bethlehem Town Council meeting focused on issues including illegal dirt bike and ATV usage, homelessness, noise pollution, and the adoption of new ordinances. Time was dedicated to addressing the public safety risks posed by dirt bikes and ATVs, as well as the ongoing challenges faced by the homeless community in Bethlehem.

Bethlehem Town Council Faces Public Outcry Over Housing and Development Concerns

Overview: The Bethlehem Town Council meeting addressed community issues, including housing conditions, development moratoriums, and municipal salaries, as residents and council members alike raised concerns.